-transparent.png){kind=logo}
Cytogenetic studies of marrow using chromosomal banding techniques revealed the presence of the Philadelphia (PH1) chromosome in two patients with clinical and hematologic findings of acute myelogenous leukemia (AML). A review of the literature since the use of chromosomal banding techniques revealed about 15 patients with Ph1)-positive acute leukemia that we consider to be chronic granulocytic leukemia (CGL) occurring in blast crisis. We describe two additional patients, one of whom we believe is unique in that the initial blast crisis contained Auer's rod-positive cells.
Related Publications
S B Kapadia, and
J R Krause, and
S F Pan, and
J Cotelingam, and
P Nitiyanant
May 1977,
Blood,
S B Kapadia, and
J R Krause, and
S F Pan, and
J Cotelingam, and
P Nitiyanant
January 1968,
American journal of diseases of children (1960),
S B Kapadia, and
J R Krause, and
S F Pan, and
J Cotelingam, and
P Nitiyanant
January 1987,
Haematologica,
S B Kapadia, and
J R Krause, and
S F Pan, and
J Cotelingam, and
P Nitiyanant
November 1979,
Gaceta medica de Mexico,
S B Kapadia, and
J R Krause, and
S F Pan, and
J Cotelingam, and
P Nitiyanant
January 1984,
Leukemia research,
S B Kapadia, and
J R Krause, and
S F Pan, and
J Cotelingam, and
P Nitiyanant
October 1977,
The American journal of medicine,
S B Kapadia, and
J R Krause, and
S F Pan, and
J Cotelingam, and
P Nitiyanant
July 1989,
The Journal of the Association of Physicians of India,
S B Kapadia, and
J R Krause, and
S F Pan, and
J Cotelingam, and
P Nitiyanant
February 1985,
American journal of clinical pathology,
S B Kapadia, and
J R Krause, and
S F Pan, and
J Cotelingam, and
P Nitiyanant
October 2000,
Canadian journal of ophthalmology. Journal canadien d'ophtalmologie,
S B Kapadia, and
J R Krause, and
S F Pan, and
J Cotelingam, and
P Nitiyanant
January 1987,
Haematologica,
